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codemod-jssg-sandbox

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Use when working on JSSG, Codemod's JavaScript/TypeScript sandbox, ast-grep bindings, QuickJS runtime, WASM/native sandbox behavior, runtime module shims, sandbox capabilities, packages/jssg-types, packages/jssg-utils, or codemod author APIs.

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Codemod JSSG Sandbox

Key Areas

  • Rust sandbox: crates/codemod-sandbox/src
  • TypeScript runtime glue: crates/codemod-sandbox/js
  • Sandbox package tests: crates/codemod-sandbox/tests
  • Type declarations: packages/jssg-types/src
  • Author utilities: packages/jssg-utils/src

Rules

  • Do not hand-edit generated artifacts: crates/codemod-sandbox/dist, js/factory.js, or sandbox.wasm.
  • Keep native and WASM behavior aligned for runtime modules, filesystem access, ast-grep bindings, and capabilities.
  • Capability changes often need Rust capability updates, TS exports, and declaration updates.
  • Keep sandbox isolation explicit. Treat filesystem, process, network, and module access as security boundaries.
  • Do not print directly to stdout/stderr from sandbox internals or JSSG packages. Return output, diagnostics, metrics, and logs to callers so crates/cli can route TUI, text, and JSONL modes.
  • JSSG utility functions should produce predictable edits and clear types for codemod authors.

Validation

  • Sandbox Rust: cargo test -p codemod-sandbox
  • Sandbox package: pnpm --filter @codemod.com/codemod-sandbox test
  • Sandbox build: pnpm --filter @codemod.com/codemod-sandbox build
  • JSSG utils: pnpm --filter @jssg/utils test
  • Type declarations: pnpm --filter @codemod.com/jssg-types typecheck